Hi. I think that the simplest way to do it is to use the FileSystemObjec t of V6.0. For instance:

Private Sub Command3_Click( )
Dim fso As New FileSystemObjec t, drv As Drive, s As String
Set drv = fso.GetDrive(fs o.GetDriveName( "c:"))
s = "Drive " & UCase("c:") & " - "
s = s & drv.VolumeName & vbCrLf
s = s & "Total Space:...

Hi everyone. I just begun programming with visual basic (6.0) and I need to develop an application for monitoring the results on an acquisition system. So I need to output a graph to the screen that will
continuously plot something as time goes forward. So I will
be constantly throwing in new data points, and I want these
data points plotted as soon as I throw them in. I know that there are many professional tools to do such...